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by Gamini Warushamana

The Inland Revenue Service Union says that top officials in the Ministry of Finance have taken steps to bring the most controversial Revenue Authority again. The Secretary of the IRSU G.M. Jayaratne said that they have received information about a recent agreement signed between the Secretary of the Ministry of Finance and the Asian Development Bank.
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